Sello CRM

توضیحات

Sello CRM Form Capture watches every form submission on your WordPress site and forwards leads to your Sello CRM account in real time. It works with any form on the site — Elementor, Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Forminator, native HTML forms, popups — without per-form mapping or shortcodes.

How is this different from a regular form-to-CRM integration?

Most CRM plugins ask you to wire up each form individually: pick a form, map its fields, save settings, repeat for every form you ever build. Sello CRM is a single document-level submit listener that automatically detects every form on the site, classifies its fields (email, phone, name, etc.), and sends the matching leads to Sello CRM.

  • No shortcodes
  • No per-form mapping
  • No replacement form handler — your existing thank-you pages, autoresponders, and server-side handlers keep working exactly as before
  • Catches forms in popups, AJAX-loaded modals, and dynamically-injected widgets

Smart Attribution

The plugin reads the page’s UTM parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content, gclid) and the document referrer on every submit, plus the Meta tracking cookies (_fbp, _fbc, fbclid) when present. UTM values persist in sessionStorage across page navigations within the visit, so a click on a tagged ad is correctly attributed even when the visitor browses around before submitting.

Sello CRM’s server-side attribution then matches utm_campaign to a real campaign in your account so cost-per-lead and ROI are calculated automatically against the matching Meta/Google ad spend.

Privacy

The plugin only sends data when a form is submitted that contains an email or phone field. No background telemetry, no admin-side beacons, no third-party analytics. Form data is sent directly to your Sello CRM endpoint over HTTPS, authenticated with the API key you configured. Password fields, file uploads, WordPress nonces, CSRF tokens, and captcha responses are filtered out automatically and never leave the page.

External services

This plugin relies on a single third-party service — Sello CRM — to receive and store the captured leads. Sello CRM is the SaaS product this plugin is built for, operated by Sello CRM Ltd.

What the service is and what it is used for:
Sello CRM (https://crm.sello.co.il) is a marketing-operations CRM that stores incoming leads, attributes them to the matching ad campaign, and exposes them in the user’s dashboard. Without this connection the plugin has no purpose — there is no “local-only” mode.

What data is sent and when:
Data is sent only when a visitor submits a form on your site that contains an email or phone field. On submit, the plugin POSTs the following to https://crm.sello.co.il/api/webhooks/universal/leads (or the custom endpoint configured in the settings page):

  • The form’s field values that the plugin classified as contact fields (email, phone, name).
  • The page’s UTM parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content), gclid, and the document referrer.
  • Meta Pixel tracking cookies (_fbp, _fbc) and fbclid from the URL, when present, for ad attribution.
  • The configured API key in the Authorization header for authentication.

In addition, when the site administrator clicks the “Test connection” button on the plugin’s settings page, a single authenticated GET request is sent to https://crm.sello.co.il/api/webhooks/universal/test to verify the API key and return the campaign name the leads will be attached to. No visitor data is sent in this test request.

No data is sent in the background, on page load, on admin page views, or for forms without contact fields (search bars, login forms, comment forms).

Terms of service and privacy policy:

  • Terms of service: https://sello.co.il/terms
  • Privacy policy: https://sello.co.il/privacy

نصب

  1. Upload the plugin ZIP via Plugins Add New Upload Plugin, or upload the sello-crm folder to /wp-content/plugins/.
  2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen.
  3. Generate an API key in your Sello CRM dashboard at Settings API Keys.
  4. Open the new “Sello CRM” entry in your WordPress admin sidebar and paste the key.
  5. Click “Test connection” to verify the credentials work and see which campaign the leads will be attached to.
  6. Done. Forms on the site now send leads to Sello CRM automatically.

سوالات متداول

Will this break my existing forms?

No. The plugin is a passive listener — it does not call event.preventDefault() or interfere with form submission. Your forms keep working exactly as they did before.

Do I need to disable my existing form-to-email integration?

No. Sello CRM Form Capture runs alongside whatever you already have. It listens to the same submit event without consuming it.

What if my form fields have opaque names like `your-text-field-3`?

The plugin classifies fields by both name AND value shape. A field named field_3 containing john@example.com will still be detected as an email. Phone numbers with 9–15 digits (after stripping spaces and punctuation) are matched the same way.

How do I rotate the API key?

Paste a new key on the settings page. There is no “view current key” — Sello CRM shows the key only once at creation, both server-side and client-side.

Can I see what’s being sent?

Enable “Debug logging” in the plugin settings. Capture activity will be logged to the browser console (the user’s, not the admin’s — the script runs on the front-end).

What gets filtered out?

WordPress nonces, CSRF tokens, captcha responses (reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, Turnstile), password fields, file uploads, and any field whose name starts with _ (system fields). Forms without any email or phone field are skipped entirely — search bars, login forms, and comment forms never reach Sello.

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گزارش تغییرات

1.0.2

  • Compliance: moved the “Test connection” inline <script> block to assets/sello-admin.js and registered it via wp_enqueue_script + wp_localize_script, per WordPress.org plugin guidelines.
  • Compliance: documented the use of Sello CRM as an external service in the readme (External services section with terms + privacy links).
  • Compliance: removed the manual load_plugin_textdomain() call — WordPress.org auto-loads translations since WP 4.6 for plugins hosted in the directory.

1.0.1

  • Settings page: API key + endpoint laid out side-by-side; brand logo centered with transparent background.
  • Sidebar menu icon redesigned as a 20×20 monochrome SVG using currentColor so it picks up WP’s admin tint.
  • Updated copy throughout the settings page (intro, endpoint help text, API key placeholder).
  • Settings link now points to /settings/integrations (WordPress tab) on the Sello CRM dashboard.
  • Removed the Debug log toggle from the settings UI.

1.0.0

  • Initial release.
  • Document-level capture-phase submit listener — works with any form, including dynamically-injected ones.
  • Auto-detection of email / phone / name fields.
  • Anti-spam: forms must contain at least one contact field to be captured.
  • UTM + referrer + Meta tracking forwarding for full Smart Attribution on the server side.
  • sessionStorage UTM persistence across navigations.
  • “Test connection” button in the settings page.
  • Hebrew-first admin UI; translation-ready via the sello-crm text domain.